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Capitol Hill Block Party is getting bigger and better

Seattle Times staff reporter

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Seattle band Schoolyard Heroes has joined the Capitol Hill Block Party lineup.

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Seattle band Schoolyard Heroes has joined the Capitol Hill Block Party lineup.

The Capitol Hill Block Party is growing — and we should all have such growing pains.

Just added to the lineup for the July 25-26 music festival: Seattle's Fleet Foxes, the Cave Singers, Throw Me the Statue and Schoolyard Heroes; Portland's Menomena and Jaguar Love; and airborne toxic event, from Los Feliz, Calif.

These are in addition to such stellar bands as Vampire Weekend; DeVotchKa; and Kimya Dawson, the Olympia singer behind the soundtrack of "Juno." Sound Off! winner New Faces, from Port Townsend, is also on the lineup.

Tickets are available at www.ticketswest.com, Seattle Rudy's Barber Shops, select QFC's, Moe Bar, Neumo's or at 800-325-SEAT.

The two-day fest includes some 50 bands on four stages.

Here's the full lineup:

Friday, July 25

Main Stage (all ages)

Vampire Weekend

Les Savy Fav

Girl Talk

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Neumo's Stage (21+)

SING SING after party (featuring DJs Pretty Titty and FOURCOLORZACK)

Jay Reatard

The Dodos

Thee Emergency

Past Lives

Black Eyes & Neck Ties

Vera Stage (all ages)

Say Hi

Natalie Portman's Shaved Head

PWRFL Power

Black Elk

talbot tagora

King Cobra Stage (21+)

Lesbian

The Heavy Hearts

pleasureboaters

Black Whales

airborne toxic event

Truckasauras

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Saturday, July 26

Main Stage (all ages)

DeVotchKa

The Hold Steady

Chromeo

Menomena

Kimya Dawson

The Cave Singers

Kay Kay and his Weathered Underground

Neumo's Stage (21+)

SING SING after party (with DJs Pretty Titty, FOURCOLORZACK and special guests)

Fleet Foxes

Throw Me The Statue

Jaguar Love

Darker My Love

The Butchers and the Builders

The Hands

Vera Stage (all ages)

Schoolyard Heroes

Akimbo

Grand Ole Party

THE PHYSICS

Man Plus

Little Party and the Bad Business

King Cobra Stage (21+)

Zeke

BOOK OF BLACK EARTH

Feral Children

The Loved Ones

New Faces

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Marian Liu: 206-464-3825

or mliu@seattletimes.com

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